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Charlie Gilmour + Matshidiso
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07/18/23
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Charlie Gilmour reads an excerpt from his bestselling memoir, Featherhood, which connects the story of raising an abandoned magpie with explorations around his father, noted actor and poet Heathcoate Williams, and his stepfather, David Gilmour of Pink Floyd. British musician and podcaster Matshidiso shares the story of coming to grips with her own father, and shares a live recording of her song, “Who Can Tell a Bird” SongWriterPodcast.com<br />Twitter.com/SnogWriter<br />Facebook.com/SongWriterPodcast<br />Instagram.com/SongWriterPodcast
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